Despite being around for five years now, mobile TV has not managed to break out of its high-tech niche. Could it yet become a mass-market seller?Steve Gold investigates

With the integration of more complete, along with a move to a new HQ in Cologne, US distributor Strax is in bullish mood about its future.James Blackman jets to Germany to speak to the men in charge

Avenir has picked up countless network accolades in the past year. Last week, it took home the Best Airtime Distributor gong at the Mobile News Awards.James Blackman chats with Tanny Price

Formed solely to pay the bills after the demise of Unique, Comment Retail Services has used its point of difference from other distributors to thrive.Paul Withers reports on a company that breaks the rules

With the new driving law now in force, our Mystery Shopper hit the streets of Oxford to search for Bluetooth headsets and car kits to stay on the right side of the fuzz

Hot on the heels of The Mobile News Awards, the fourth annual Mobile Industry Customer Satisfaction survey names and shames.Stuart McWilliam pins on the rosettes

Our Mystery shopper is in Wigan, braving the January sales to hit the bustling high street to find a durable, sporty phone for her fella

Regulator slashes network termination rates by £500m a year. O2, Orange call for stricter regulation of 3 termination rates.MaryLou Costa reports

Bond Houses Mike Cheetham says VAT frauds to enter retail. UK shifting responsibility; to become Dubai of tomorrow.Mike Cheetham writes

A mate gave our mystery caller a Bluetooth headset, but it came without instructions. The networks are under no obligation to help out, but will anyone at the call centres take pity and talk him through it?